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Eight Tips for Surviving the Holidays and Sticking to Your Financial Goals
Use these practical strategies to help you navigate seasonal spending in a less stressful way.
By Kiplinger Advisor Collective Published
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Retirement Income Strategies for the Long Haul
Crafting a retirement income plan is more important than ever, given our longer lives and uncertain times.
By Coryanne Hicks Published
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Five Tax Strategies to Help Your Money Last in Retirement
Having a tax strategy is crucial to making your money last. These tax-saving moves can help, whether you're years from retirement or already there.
By Scott M. Dougan, RFC, Investment Adviser Published
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What Does the Term 'Full Coverage' Really Mean in Insurance?
For starters, there’s no such thing as 'full coverage.' Instead, you should tell your insurer exactly what kind of protection you're looking for and for what.
By Karl Susman, CPCU, LUTCF, CIC, CSFP, CFS, CPIA, AAI-M, PLCS Published
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Kiplinger Interest Rates Outlook: Fed Cuts Rates Again
Forecasts Fed Chair Powell is still intent on cutting short-term interest rates, and will not worry about future fiscal policy changes until they happen.
By David Payne Last updated
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Fed Cuts Rates Again: What the Experts Are Saying
Federal Reserve The central bank continued to ease, but a new administration in Washington clouds the outlook for future policy moves.
By Dan Burrows Published
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With Mortgage Rates Dipping, Is Now a Good Time to Buy a House?
Pricing pressure, interest rates, and rising unemployment numbers have sidelined homebuyers. But now that the Fed has cut rates, is it a good time to think about getting back into the market?
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Are Credit Cards an Alternative Source of Income?
Thinking that having credit available means you have another source of income is misguided.
By Deborah W. Ellis Published
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What the Fed's Latest Move Means for Your Savings
Experts say the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the next Fed meeting. Here's what that means for savings rates.
By Erin Bendig Last updated